2ml
85 DH
5ml
155 DH
10ml
240 DH
Ermenegildo Zegna
Mediterranean Neroli Eau de Parfum Ermenegildo Zegna decant, 10ml
275 MAD
- Delivered in 24 to 48h
- Hand-filled from the original bottle
- Cash on delivery
10ml275 MAD
The fragrance
The opening bursts with bright neroli, instantly lifted by a herbaceous whisper of tarragon that adds a crisp, slightly peppery green edge. Soon the heart reveals golden saffron and resinous labdanum, weaving a warm spicy thread through the dominant amber accord, balancing white floral softness with a subtle balsamic richness. The base settles into smoky incense and sweet benzoin, delivering a lingering, smoky‑balsamic trail that lasts four to five hours with a moderate projection. This aromatic blend, fresh yet warm, shines in spring and summer, perfect for daytime office wear or a relaxed weekend rendez‑vous, and suits men who seek a sophisticated Mediterranean vibe.
Scent pyramid
Top
Heart
Base
What you smell
Dominant accords, as voted by Fragrantica members.
When to wear it
Seasons
Winter5 %
Spring33 %
Summer42 %
Autumn20 %
Day or night
Day67 %
Night33 %
4,69out of 5
Average from 72 Fragrantica members. This is not our customers’ rating: that one sits below, in the reviews.
Decant or full bottle
The full bottle of Mediterranean Neroli Eau de Parfum is 2,500 MAD for 100 ml, which is 25 MAD per millilitre. The 2ml decant works out at 48 MAD per millilitre, so 1.9 times more. That premium buys you roughly 5 days of wearing it properly, on your own skin, in your own climate, before you decide whether to put 2,405 MAD more on the shelf.
| Size | Price | Price per ml | Sprays |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2ml | 95 MAD | 48 MAD | 20 |
| 5ml | 180 MAD | 36 MAD | 50 |
| 10ml | 275 MAD | 28 MAD | 100 |
| 100 mlbottle | 2,500 MAD | 25 MAD | 1,000 |
Estimated at 0.1 ml per spray, the average for an atomiser. The bottle price is the one observed in store in Morocco.
Original bottles
Frequently asked
How long does the scent last on skin?
It typically lasts four to five hours with moderate projection.
Is it suitable for evening events?
It stays subtle enough for casual evenings but may be too light for formal night occasions.
Does the neroli really dominate the fragrance?
The neroli is the opening star, yet it blends with tarragon and resinous notes for a distinctive profile.
